七年级 英语四五六单元考试的压作文必考的
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篇1
    Exam Stress: A 7th Grader's Perspective
    Oh boy, here we go again! It's that time of year when my stomach starts doing backflips, and my palms get all sweaty. Yep, you guessed it – the dreaded Units 4-6 English exam is just around the corner. I swear, every time I think about it, my heart starts racing like I've just run a marathon.
    Don't get me wrong, I love learning English. It's such a cool language, and being able to communicate with people from all over the world is amazing. But these exams? They're the stuff of nightmares! It's like the teachers are trying to squeeze every last drop of knowledge out of our brains until we're nothing but dried-up husks.
    Take vocabulary, for instance. We've been bombarded with word lists upon word lists, each one more obscure than the last. I swear, some of these words sound like they were plucked straight out of a medieval spell book. "Obsequious," "perfunctory," "myriad" – who even uses these in real life? And don't even get me started on idioms and phrasal verbs. They're like linguistic landmines, just waiting to trip me up and blow my chances of a decent grade to smithereens.
    Then there's grammar. Oh, grammar, my old frenemy. We've had our ups and downs, but lately, it feels like we're engaged in an all-out war. Tenses, clauses, subjunctive mood – it's enough to make my head spin like a top. Sometimes, I swear I can hear the rules taunting me, whispering in my ear, "You'll never get this right, you'll never get this right."
    And let's not forget about reading comprehension. Those passages are like labyrinths, filled with twists and turns that leave me feeling utterly lost. By the time I reach the end, I've forgotten what the beginning was even about. It's like the writers take a perverse pleasure in crafting the most convoluted sentences known to man, just to watch us squirm.
    But you know what really gets me? The writing section. That's where the true torture lies. I spend hours agonizing over every word, every phrase, trying to craft the perfect essay. And just when I think I've nailed it, I read it back and realize it's a jumbled mess of half-baked ideas and mangled syntax. It's enough to make me want to hurl my pen across the room in frustration.
    Still, as much as I dread these exams, I know they're important. English is the language of the world, and if I want to succeed, I need to master it. So, I'll keep studying, keep practicing, and keep pushing through the stress and anxiety.
    And who knows? Maybe one day, I'll look back on these exams and laugh. Or maybe I'll just repress the memories entirely. Either way, I'll make it through, one obscure vocabulary word and convoluted sentence at a time.
    Wish me luck, folks. I'm going to need it!
篇2
sort of up to造句
    Exams, Exams, and More Exams!
    It's that time of year again - exam season! I swear, it feels like we just took exams last month, but here we are gearing up for another round of tests. This time it's for units 4, 5, and 6 in English class. Why do they have to cram so much into one exam? It's so much pressure!
    I've been studying my little tail off, going over vocabulary words until I'm dizzy and re-reading comprehension passages until my eyes cross. I make flashcards, quizlets, you name it - all in the hopes of drilling this stuff into my brain for the big test day.
    My parents are no help either. They're constantly nagging me about how important this exam is and how I need to get top scores if I want to get into a good high school down the road. Yeah, yeah, I know - my whole future depends on this one test. No pressure or anything!
    The vocabulary is definitely the hardest part for me. Why do we have to learn words that
no normal human would ever use in real life? Words like "quintessential" and "pragmatic." I'm barely a teenager - when am I gonna need vocabulary like that?! It's just unnecessarily difficult if you ask me.
    Then there are the reading comprehension passages. For the unit 4 part, we have to read all these boring excerpts from classic novels and answer a million little nitpicky questions about them. Who even cares about the symbolic use of pearl earrings in some 300-year-old book? Not me, that's for sure!
    Don't even get me started on the grammar and writing sections. Identifying participles, fixing fragmented sentences, creating a strong thesis statement - by the time I get to that part of studying, my brain has already been fried from the other sections. How's a 7th grader supposed to master all this crazy grammar!?
    At least for the speaking part of the exam, I can just wing it a little bit. They ask basic questions like "What are your hobbies?" or "Describe your favorite teacher." As long as I can string a few sentences together without totally butchering the pronunciation, I should b
e okay on that part. Phew!

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